When fans of Sex & the City heard that Steve Brady (David Eigenberg) would also be joining the sequel, there was a collective sense of joy. Long one of the fan favorites, Steve’s presence on And Just Like That… meant that viewers would get to see more of his relationship with Miranda and how they had continued to grow as a couple since Sex & the City 2 (2010). Instead, audiences got something completely different.And Just Like That… never promised to be the perfect Sex & the City sequel, but there was a sense that the writers would honor the relationships that Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda had built through six seasons and two films. Harry and Charlotte’s marriage remains the strongest of the three, and the show did a beautiful job handling Big’s unexpected death and how Carrie both grieved and moved forward. Steve and Miranda’s relationship took a different turn, and many viewers felt that putting them through a separation also seemed to throw Steve out with the proverbial bath water. Given what he and Miranda have gone through, there could have been deeper storylines with Steve. After all, if Chicago Fire fans know anything, it’s that David Eigenberg is capable of playing with a lot.In Sex & the City’s Season 2, Episode 8, “The Man, The Myth, The Viagra,” Carrie stands Miranda up because Big wants to cook her dinner. Miranda finds herself striking up a conversation with the bartender, Steve, a man she thinks can’t possibly be as nice as he is. By the end of the night, Miranda has taken the bartender home for a one-night stand, but it becomes so much more than that. Miranda and Steve’s relationship is on-again-off-again for the next several seasons, but they end up tied together for life — regardless of their relationship status — in Season 4. Steve and Aidan open a bar together, and Miranda not only shows up to support, she stands by Steve as he deals with testicular cancer and surgery, after which they fall into bed together. Though Miranda assumes that his one remaining testicle and her “lazy ovary” make it impossible for her to get pregnant, by the end of Season 4 Miranda has given birth to their son, Brady Hobbes.RELATED: And Just Like That… Adds Another Sex and the City Alum for Season 2
When fans of Sex & the City heard that Steve Brady (David Eigenberg) would also be joining the sequel, there was a collective sense of joy. Long one of the fan favorites, Steve’s presence on And Just Like That… meant that viewers would get to see more of his relationship with Miranda and how they had continued to grow as a couple since Sex & the City 2 (2010). Instead, audiences got something completely different.
And Just Like That… never promised to be the perfect Sex & the City sequel, but there was a sense that the writers would honor the relationships that Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda had built through six seasons and two films. Harry and Charlotte’s marriage remains the strongest of the three, and the show did a beautiful job handling Big’s unexpected death and how Carrie both grieved and moved forward. Steve and Miranda’s relationship took a different turn, and many viewers felt that putting them through a separation also seemed to throw Steve out with the proverbial bath water. Given what he and Miranda have gone through, there could have been deeper storylines with Steve. After all, if Chicago Fire fans know anything, it’s that David Eigenberg is capable of playing with a lot.
In Sex & the City‘s Season 2, Episode 8, “The Man, The Myth, The Viagra,” Carrie stands Miranda up because Big wants to cook her dinner. Miranda finds herself striking up a conversation with the bartender, Steve, a man she thinks can’t possibly be as nice as he is. By the end of the night, Miranda has taken the bartender home for a one-night stand, but it becomes so much more than that. Miranda and Steve’s relationship is on-again-off-again for the next several seasons, but they end up tied together for life — regardless of their relationship status — in Season 4. Steve and Aidan open a bar together, and Miranda not only shows up to support, she stands by Steve as he deals with testicular cancer and surgery, after which they fall into bed together. Though Miranda assumes that his one remaining testicle and her “lazy ovary” make it impossible for her to get pregnant, by the end of Season 4 Miranda has given birth to their son, Brady Hobbes.
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